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  • Do you not see the file in your desktop folder or in the desktop workspace (like in windows)?
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  • i can't see the file in my desktop but not in the desktop workplace
    – Ion George-Alexandru
    Nov 15 at 22:08










  • When i m trying to locate the files it says that is on desktop. When I try to delete the file it tells me that the file does not exist
    – Ion George-Alexandru
    Nov 15 at 22:14















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I created a file in desktop I can not see it there , but when I'm running ls command it shows that the file is on Desktop. Can someone help me, please?






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  • Do you not see the file in your desktop folder or in the desktop workspace (like in windows)?
    – Gabriel Ziegler
    Nov 15 at 21:09












  • i can't see the file in my desktop but not in the desktop workplace
    – Ion George-Alexandru
    Nov 15 at 22:08










  • When i m trying to locate the files it says that is on desktop. When I try to delete the file it tells me that the file does not exist
    – Ion George-Alexandru
    Nov 15 at 22:14













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I created a file in desktop I can not see it there , but when I'm running ls command it shows that the file is on Desktop. Can someone help me, please?






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I created a file in desktop I can not see it there , but when I'm running ls command it shows that the file is on Desktop. Can someone help me, please?






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  • Do you not see the file in your desktop folder or in the desktop workspace (like in windows)?
    – Gabriel Ziegler
    Nov 15 at 21:09












  • i can't see the file in my desktop but not in the desktop workplace
    – Ion George-Alexandru
    Nov 15 at 22:08










  • When i m trying to locate the files it says that is on desktop. When I try to delete the file it tells me that the file does not exist
    – Ion George-Alexandru
    Nov 15 at 22:14


















  • Do you not see the file in your desktop folder or in the desktop workspace (like in windows)?
    – Gabriel Ziegler
    Nov 15 at 21:09












  • i can't see the file in my desktop but not in the desktop workplace
    – Ion George-Alexandru
    Nov 15 at 22:08










  • When i m trying to locate the files it says that is on desktop. When I try to delete the file it tells me that the file does not exist
    – Ion George-Alexandru
    Nov 15 at 22:14
















Do you not see the file in your desktop folder or in the desktop workspace (like in windows)?
– Gabriel Ziegler
Nov 15 at 21:09






Do you not see the file in your desktop folder or in the desktop workspace (like in windows)?
– Gabriel Ziegler
Nov 15 at 21:09














i can't see the file in my desktop but not in the desktop workplace
– Ion George-Alexandru
Nov 15 at 22:08




i can't see the file in my desktop but not in the desktop workplace
– Ion George-Alexandru
Nov 15 at 22:08












When i m trying to locate the files it says that is on desktop. When I try to delete the file it tells me that the file does not exist
– Ion George-Alexandru
Nov 15 at 22:14




When i m trying to locate the files it says that is on desktop. When I try to delete the file it tells me that the file does not exist
– Ion George-Alexandru
Nov 15 at 22:14










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Gnome 3.2 removes the option to display desktop icons.



And I've experienced it as a bug on 3.3 myself.
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        And I've experienced it as a bug on 3.3 myself.
        This plugin should solve your issue.






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        And I've experienced it as a bug on 3.3 myself.
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